South Carolina to face Cornell in ECAC Holiday Festival
New York AP reports South Carolina meets Cornell in the ECAC five at the Madison Square Garden tournament. Explo, plus six others, seek the prize as the event opens today in New York.
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New York
South Carolina
Cornell
Madison Square
Garden
Roys Runts Face Penn In Quaker Tourney Test
Syracuse nicknamed Roys Runts Plus One battles sixth ranked Penn in a first round Quaker City College Basketball Tournament game. Danforth relies on Bill Smith and rebounding to upset Penn while Army and Utah open the afternoon, followed by St Josephs and West Virginia.
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Philadelphia
Roy
Penn
Roy Danforth
Syracuse
Danforth
Bill Smith
Army
Utah
St. Joseph’s
West Virginia
Temple
St. Francis
Smith
Jim Wolfe
Bob Morse
Corky Calhoun
Phil Hankinson
Fordham
North Carolina
Jack Gardner
Utes
Wil Robinson
Cheltenham High School
Latin America faces inflation and growth amid new governments
The AP reports across South America in 1970 71 nations grapple with inflation and policy shifts. Brazil posts nine percent growth aided by exports and tax breaks while Chile Argentina Venezuela Colombia Peru Ecuador Bolivia Uruguay each seek stability amid social unrest budget moves and oil and mineral sectors under reform.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
Latin America
Argentina
Chile
Antonio Delfim Neto
South America
International Monetary Fund
Ferrer
Venezuela
Colombia
Peru
Brewers-Pros Open Best-of-Five Series in Schenectady
The Schaefer Brewers host the Albany Pros in a two strong rosters showdown at Linton High School in Schenectady tonight. The opener sets the stage for a best-of-five series with a second game slated Sunday January 3 at Cardinal McCloskey High in Albany.
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Schenectady
Harry Kramer
NYU
Wingo Hawthorne
New York City
LeRoy Wright
College of Pacific
Pittsburgh Pipers
Minnesota Pipers
Dave Bleau
Phil Schoff
Bob Fortune
Lehigh
Tom Chesnut
Rugged
Princetown
Ed Hippert
Assumption College
Jim Zullo
Lil
Jim Ferdella
Frank Pinchback
Bob Aston
Albany
Joe Geiger
Xavier
Ohio
Brewers
Joe Pridgen
North Carolina College
Bill Telasky
Georgetown U
Leon Simon
Santa Fe University
Paul Lyons
St. Bernards
Alabama
Albany High
Albie Damm
Ball State
Paul Engel
Albany Junior College
Bob Hermann
Siena College
Cardinal McCloskey
Jersey Hunters After The Fox For Nine Hours
The New Jersey Fox Hunting Association chased a fox near Hammonton New Jersey on November 8 1935 for nine hours covering about 25 miles. Liberated at 6 30 a m the fox was treed at 3 30 p m and the exhausted huntsmen ended the chase then gave the fox its liberty before breakfast.
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New Encyclopedia of Sports
New Jersey Fox Hunting Association
Hammontown
N. J
Year of the quarterback dominates 1970 college and pro sports
AP features recount a 1970 season with Texas extending a 30-game win streak and No 1 ranking, Ohio State close behind, Jim Plunkett winning the Heisman, and Joe Theismann earning All America. The piece covers major NFL AFL merger, notable golf and tennis champions, and basketball and hockey results from UCLA, the Knicks, and the Black Hawks.
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AP Newsfeatures
Texas
Ohio State
Jim Plunkett
Stanford
Plunkett
Nebraska
Dartmouth
Toledo
Arizona State
Air Force
West Virginia
Wichita State
Marshall
National Football League
American Football League
Willie Shoemaker
John Longden
Fresh Yankee
Herve Filion
UCLA
John Wooden
Jacksonville
New York Knicks
Los Angeles
Indiana Pacers
Miss Board Near Death In Germany
Lillian Board a British runner, 22, remains gravely ill in Munich after deteriorating Christmas Day. Doctors say her condition worsened with little improvement and transfer to Ringberg Clinic is postponed.
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Germany
Munich
Lillian Board
University Clinic
Miss Board
Ringberg
Upper Bavaria
Zenker
Josef Issels
Miss Beard
Athens
London
West Germany
Fire in Chimney Damages Home in Old Bennington
A small chimney fire at the residence of Ferdinand L. Meyer on West Road Old Bennington Vermont was quickly put out by the Bennington Rural Fire Dept. Meyer is a retired United States diplomat. Firemen cleaned the chimney and wished the Meyer family a Merry Christmas.
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Ferdinand L. Meyer
West Road
Old Bennington
Bennington
Meyer
United States
Housing units started with federal aid in 1970 exceed 500000
In 1970, more than 500,000 housing units for low and moderate income residents began with federal assistance. The figure reflects a significant push in federal support for affordable housing during that year.
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Washington
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